The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1915, Page 13

p , FRECKLES Dont’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With the Othine Prescription. This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by a prominent | complexion tha Sragets under guarantee to refund the money if it fails, Don't hide tan ounce Bven the firs show a wonderfi the lighter freckle: Re sure to ask t double strength ot hi sold on the money-back guarantee— Advt. applications provement PHOTO PLAYS. he World lla wits followivg Higur ‘riveatre, 168 Passaic St Thpatie, 44 Allmny St, New ok, 8 ire Palace, 1427 Pronpect 1004 21 Ave, eit 1 St. and 94 Wockaway Ave. 88 Manbattan Ares a 1Fth athe Amater Lexington Ave. Passaic, N, J, ied Keener'e ‘Theatre, Bist St. and Sd Ave, Mgtropol Theatre, 142d Bt. and 3d ‘Phir, Mrlagenort, Conn. | ram) Theatre, Patcrson, Tremont Theatre, 1642 Webster ive, ty, tar Teatace Theatre, Patchoue 1. 1 oy Treaties, Snderdonk Ave. ‘and Bt, Bivoklyn enti, GAL Hergeniine Ave Washington tee 4 140th St. and Am. rerdamn ity, Bijou free New Hrunewick, N. J. 5 Winter Garden & ‘AS: NG yore OF isis BOOTH ¢ Ci LOUIS MANN, nha Bw Vv HOM CS 50,75'1150'200, BAL 75%%.00 \LONGACRE | i A FULL HOUSE } -EPROCTL CTOR’ e -P re & CTOR 5 Heauties | hexane Loew's Ameri an Roo! #! Hd ah, AE SIX SONG BIRDS George Armstrong,10 other acts | AMUSEMENTS. & ss) STEEPLECHASE NORTH BEACH bg gRon 5 PRER AEN Ow § PLAZA apis JANE cow “The Garden of Lie Charley Chaplin in “A Jitney Romance” & Others LU N A’ ” Oriental Midway | Cuncerts idget City, Free Circus PRIZE DANCING comet THURSDAY NIGHT HENDERSON'S "tne HA! EMMA CARUS | ROONEY & BENT) tiie at "Ty a ae BRIGH + Beach (Mr PALISADES 4} 3° PARK in a de 3 ‘ot of Gra! h ‘Cuwnt passing far down the hall—walking ee et caries het oft Ee leliberately. Could it have been be} ing to, Ree St ae Uber, tae’ ‘cot ag? ‘i | ward quickly—and then t@ have she fancied would afford greater safety for the cherished coin. The: lon, imed the gen- was at hand no machinery of cere-|eman, raising hie hat; and himself mony, even had she been familiar with ger did not notice his ‘fnge it. “The simplest way is ¢ closing upon it, feeling here and said she to herself, her I pressed, fied that bi ould provi She sat at her desk the natety of Piha ‘prised on fon broken coin ina d for that night at least—Kitty Daseed Upon one sheet # OMOf what use, after al words: coin, while Saat rick “Your Majesty, the young Amerioan | tained the oth hait—-takon trom her woman so honored with thie gift asks its safe keeping Uttle time.” Palace, to be delivered at 12 midnight promptly.” : OLYMPIC § nar, : LRA A ete sn Pare! 20 noe oe | HOUGH | \* NOPSIS OF PREOBDENG Naat. CHAPTER XIV, (Continued) ITE little object In her hand, few. | ie wy te | she stepped to the do rite “tan geste realizing now that she had | \ left it slightly ajar, and | oye Gopi ee ty ay the jen thinking that perhaps abe | (iy fe be Fat ste alin Ye had heard a footfall. Yes, a man was | [oe od haves cet p Who but now passed at the door? To | the fate Sete. have attained such distance in hait «| Sic™y Sra aa moment he must have eprung for- vie al eae Rit oats ‘onde (Copyright, 1016, by Weight . Patteros. fallen deliberately into a slow walk cra, Wis Pan) What did that indicate? To Kitty It | midnight of thet very meant only that in Gretshoffen walls tien man Ii toned FA missive and otart had both eyes and ears. Passing he Kitty swiftly cone: a plan which Picked up the envelope. re vquiokly there as he presented it to the bearer. Relieved now of this care, and satis- She refi She ndded no signature, but on the| NAd,Gone & few Gave age be perhapy best the Hotel Rits/ thing for him to take chances with at her—she wrote a simple brn) me “4 jean it, Bat euiee quite an For the King, at the Royal] 0{her {0 Aron @ ung ney nce not In fault of @ better messenger, and| having no uniformed oMficial to act se servitor, Kitty telephoned now to the fection than ‘ye yet wane Bureau of Telegraphs and asked for a imeve, laimed. reliable messen, ‘When presently| _ “The simplest way ts the best,” sald he came ehe ontrusted this missive to| Kitty Gray to herself once more, and him with express instructions that he, later: “I would rob @ grave to get a should leave it in the hands of #0 chosen servant of the King who would} She stood for a A) her _ b to deliver it at the hour of{her lips, engaged in t! ih thedese ing direct to ae ae x THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN half hour later, ready robed for the can produce roots and herbs for § | street, she was in Ber, ser and on her 3 ‘ i a every ailment and cure diseases ey knew her at the Count’s pa- f lace now—or thought they knew her that baffle our most skilled}|]“and eo no questions were asked physicians, who have spent hoheage’ she ores at bi r4 al Pend- years in the study of drugs. th entry door. v4 she sat there Pod From. the roots and herbs of } fhe entry door. Ae eroaching, Neaca the field originated Lydia E. 3 in conversation. Sh 2g fe Frederick hi bi Pinkham’s Vegetable Com ]1™'aone"*whatshould the set" For 5 j the ti her doubt was resolved b: aed pl for a, think the fact that the two speakers bad has proved more potent ai - : *, Py th Sh mee pa "hear ficacious in curing female ills them taltein . = than any combination of drugs Kitty listened shamelessly—for now indeed all was fair ip war for her in known. & case like thie, with whom he was conversing. (To Be Continu ———— BE SURE YOU GET -Dres: Conceale Tdeatity tm Court. 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